Hello, I’m Jacqueline.

I’m a licensed psychotherapist with a focus on early childhood and attachment wounds that live beneath conscious awareness, shaping our relationships, choices, and capacity to love and be loved. Many of my clients come to therapy feeling anxious in relationships, fearful of abandonment, caught in people-pleasing patterns, or struggling with grief, existential questions, self-worth, confidence, and a sense of inner security.

My own journey toward this work began long before I had language for it. When I was 6 years old, a tragic baseball accident left my father with a traumatic brain injury and changed the course of our family’s life. In many ways, this was the beginning of my own Heroine’s Journey—a threshold that shaped how I came to understand loss, resilience, relationships, and the complexity of what we carry beneath the surface.

Over the years, my path has continued to deepen through both professional training and lived experience. I have personally experienced loss, deep heartbreak, divorce, and the death of a parent. Grief has been one of my greatest teachers, shaping my understanding of healing, resilience, and the transformation of the human spirit. To know loss is to be changed by love—and to learn how to live more fully because of it.

I’m also a Certified Nutritional Practitioner and writer. My work is informed by depth psychology, attachment, Jungian psychology, and somatic approaches, with the understanding that meaningful healing involves the whole person—mind, body, psyche, and relationship.

I believe suffering often carries messages from the psyche, inviting us toward greater awareness, understanding, and integration. Much of what shapes us exists beneath conscious awareness, revealing itself through our patterns, emotions, relationships, dreams, and the wisdom of the body.

The journey is not about becoming someone else. It is about becoming more fully who you are—and coming home to yourself.